Hard to believe that September is here, life always seems to be busy at this time of year! We have been working on our sheep handling system, trying to sort lambs, and check on the condition of the ewes, it can be hard to tell with all of that wool. It was our first run with our "new" used sorting gate and panels, we have changes to make but it was a huge improvement over what we had before.
I would love to hear what is keeping you busy!
Welcome to this weeks HomeAcre Hop.
HomeAcre Host:
Mary@Homegrown on the Hill
Kathi@Oak Hill Homestead
Nancy@Prudent Living on the Home Front
Ann@ Summer Acres
Jenny@Black Fox Homestead
Carol@Everything Home with Carol
Lisa Lynn@Self Sufficient Home Acre
and Me @Clearwater Farm Journal
Each host will feature her own picks from the posts linked the previous week. that means your chances of being featured are even better! Visit each of the blogs to see if you were featured this week! (Don't forget to link back to one of our blogs if you'd like to be featured!)
My featured post this week-
Making Tomato Powder from Sky Minded and Ever Growing
http://skymindedandevergrowing.blogspot.com/2013/08/how-to-make-tomato-powder.html
How and Why to Dry Your Own Herbs from Our Heritage of Health
http://ourheritageofhealth.com/how-and-why-to-dry-your-own-herbs/

The Spice Series-Vanilla from The Homestead Garden
http://www.thehomesteadgarden.com/the-spice-series-vanilla/

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Thank you so much for the feature! Looks like another great line up this week! This week I posted: How to Fix the Heating Coil on Your Dryer and Fall Plans & Plantings-Carrots.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! Hope you have a wonderful rest of your week!
Hi,
DeleteGlad to see you back this week. I love to see what everyone is up to. Learn so much :)
Thanks again for hosting!
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PS – I would also like to invite you to a blog hop called: “The Great Blog Train” currently live on my blog –we are also having a Giveaway this month! Thank you! Great Blog Train
Thanks for the invite, will check it out :)
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